Book, Chapter

 1     3, 11-19| streaming down, they watered the ground under her eyes in every
 2     4, 15-22|         and they fall not to the ground without Thee. And yet are
 3     5, 8-15 |         me she daily watered the ground under her face. And yet
 4     6, 7-12 |     right-minded youth took as a ground of being offended at himself,
 5     7, 17-23|        known, it had had no sure ground to prefer it to the changeable.
 6     7, 20-26|          Thee, on this most sure ground alone, that they are." Of
 7     7, 20-26|      withdrawn me from the solid ground of piety, or, had I continued
 8     9, 6-14 |      venture, to wear the frozen ground of Italy with his bare feet.
 9    10, 38-63|    myself in myself, on the very ground that it is reproved; and
10    12, 22-31|       coeternal with God, on the ground that we find them to be
11    12, 25-34|        is true; and on that very ground not theirs because it is